Ever since the finale of Produce X 101 and later, the dissolution of project group X1, we've been seeing a steady stream of debuts from units or groups comprised of members that gained new found popularity through the show. And while some have been quite great, most have been pretty middling to just flat out … Continue reading SONG REVIEW: KILLA – MIRAE
KARD's transition to a more harder edged sound has so far yielded some less than impressive results. Bomb Bomb and Dumb Litty were two of my least favourite tracks from last year and while it has since grown on me, Red Moon wasn't much better. And while I understand that this is more an issue … Continue reading SONG REVIEW: Gunshot – KARD
After a near 2 year hiatus, April came roaring back with the fantastic Kara-esque Lalalilala. That song has gone onto become one of my favourites of the year and this raised expectations for followup Now or Never. And while it may not be another Lalalilala, it's an upbeat summer time smash perfect for the season. … Continue reading SONG REVIEW: Now Or Never – April
In terms of misguided management decisions, DSP Media's April would probably sit near the top of the list. After scoring a sleeper hit with 2018's fantastic Oh My Mistake, the group have been completely MIA. It's been a frustrating wait for fans, and has honestly felt like a missed opportunity. Not only has this extended … Continue reading SONG REVIEW: LALALILALA – APRIL
*In loving memory of the late, great, Goo Hara While the 29th of March might seem like another ordinary day for many, it's a monumental date for the K-pop industry. That's because 13 years ago, on this day, the world was introduced to one of the greatest girl groups of all time. Their name was … Continue reading KPOP HALL OF FAME: STEP – KARA
Oh KARD. I really want to like you, but with every passing release, it just seems as though our musical preferences are destined to never meet. The scarcity of Co-ed groups within the industry really made them stand out, and to be honest I was rooting for them during their debut years. Their debut album, … Continue reading SONG REVIEW: RED MOON – KARD
With the burgeoning growth of K-pop in its current state, many newer fans are unaware of many of the genres past classics. That’s why every week I will be taking a look back at some of K-pop’s most exciting and iconic tracks that were released before the conception of this blog to shed some light on this … Continue reading Retro Rewind: The Art Of Seduction (How To Get Girls) – Heo Young Saeng
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